The Commons Flagstaff

The Commons Flagstaff Sermons

Religion EN ↓ 298 episodes

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The Commons Flagstaff

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Religion

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flagstaffcommons.com

Latest episode

Jun 7, 2026

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Episodes

COVID-19 16.03.2020

Some thoughts on Covid-19 from Charlie McCallie

Born Again...Again 08.03.2020
New Wine Skins 01.03.2020

Charlie discusses Matthew chapter nine along side themes of newness and reclaiming the word Sin in an all too often abused theological setting.

What is Power? 16.02.2020

What is true Power?

The Baptism of Jesus 12.01.2020

The Baptism of Jesus and how we should be compelled, moved and act because of it.

Epiphany 2020 05.01.2020

Epiphany 2020

Advent: What Christmas Means 15.12.2019

Advent: What Does Christmas Mean

Beginning of Advent: How Do We Love God? 01.12.2019

Beginning Advent: How Do We Love God?

Dark October: Death 27.10.2019

A celebration of All Hallows' Day

Dark October: Interview with Troy Anderson from Speak Up for the Poor 20.10.2019

Charlie and Troy discuss the stories, hopes and goals of the organization Speak Up and the work they are doing, as well as how we as a community can help.

Dark October: Hell 13.10.2019

Charlie discusses the history of Hell from the scriptures perspective and asks the question, in what ways does the eternal conscious torment model of hell contradict the message of the Bible and character of God? What are we to think of Hell and it's affect on out lives now in the present?

Dark October: Sin 06.10.2019

Charlie discusses a brief history of how the western world has understood sin, how we should define it now and how we should try and live because of it.

The Gospels Series: John 29.09.2019

A look into the gospel of John.

The Gospels Series: Luke 22.09.2019

A look into the gospel of Luke with guest speaker Holland Fields.

The Gospels Series: Mark 15.09.2019

A look into the gospel of Mark with Charlie McCallie.

The Gospels Series: Matthew 08.09.2019

A look into the gospel of Matthew with Charlie McCallie.

Summer Book Club Series: "Wild Mercy" by Mirabai Starr 25.08.2019

The Book "Wild Mercy" is the subject of this weeks book club series.

Summer Book Club Series: "Pure" by Linda Kay Klein 12.08.2019

The Book "Pure" is the subject of this weeks book club series. Klein addresses the shamed generation of woman within the Christian purity culture and how she broke free.

Summer Book Club Series: Run the Mile You're In by Ryan Hall 05.08.2019

Charlie discusses the core topics of Hall's book along with addressing the recent shooting in El Paso.

What Does It Mean to Know God? 28.07.2019

Charlie addresses the question of what does it mean to know God both from experience and scriptures.

Immigration and the Bible 21.07.2019

Charlie shares his experiences in El Paso along side the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego and how we might apply its wisdom to modern day immigration.

The Gospel of Mark and The Cliff Hanger - Message by Shaleen Kendrick 14.07.2019

Shaleen walks us through her love of the Gospel of Mark and the invitation in its' final words to swim in questions and interpretation rather than certainty.

The Temporality of Life 07.07.2019

Charlie ties together this weeks theme through three different scripture passages.

What Kind of World are We Creating? 30.06.2019

Charlie examines Matthew 4 and 25 and how it lines up with the question, what sort of world are we creating?

They Look Like Trees 09.06.2019

Charlie examines the passage of Jesus healing a man in Bethsaida and his curious comment of first seeing people as trees.

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